Self-hosted?
Nolan Eakins
Thanks for this great PMT!
I was wondering if eXPlainPMT is self-hosted? I've seen a few tasks
listed in the Google Code issue tracker, but was wondering if there's
a more definitive list, such as an eXPlainPMT for eXPlainPMT. I've
already made modifications to my installation and expect more. I'd
like to ensure that I don't go off implementing something that hasn't
been released yet.
Regards,
Nolan Eakins
Jake Dempsey
I had a demo version of eXPlainPMT up and running at explainpmt.com.
However, I just terminated the server agreement. We do not have
anything formal right now but I am working to get something going
again. I have a few folks on the dev list now and we will be reviving
some life back into the project. Can you tell us a bit about the
changes you have made to see if they make sense to be part of the core
product?
Jake Dempsey
www.watij.com
www.explainpmt.com
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Jake Dempsey
www.watij.com
www.explainpmt.com
Jake Dempsey
weeks or so. The app was using some old patterns and still on rails
1.2. There is still quite a bit to do and I am thinking of a
completely new ui...tossing round some ideas with some folks.
jake
On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 11:35 PM, Nolan Eakins <sne...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 11:38 PM, Jake Dempsey wrote:
> > some life back into the project. Can you tell us a bit about the
> > changes you have made to see if they make sense to be part of the core
> > product?
>
> The changes I have made thus far are:
>
> * Removing the huge eXPlainPMT logo that was in the header.
> * Just managed to get Ferret to index the stories and their tasks
> and the associated search form working.
> * Removed the register link from the front page.
> * And Capified it.
>
> Some things on my todo:
>
> * Tossing together a commit hook to mark tasks as complete and
> change the status of stories.
> * Possibly altering where the users come from so I can centralized
> them on another system.
> * Some improved user permissions.
> * Sending outgoing emails to interested parties...then again the web is nice.
> * Did think putting iterations in the calendar would be nice. That
> thing seems underused.
>
> That's pretty much what I've eXPlained to myself over the past week as
> I gave eXPlain a whirl while setting up became an overtaxed slice.
>
> Regards,
> Nolan
>
> PS: I'm working w/ a Mercurial repository which is branched from an
> SVN clone that I'm keeping up to date. I can open it up if anyone
> wants to read it.
>
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On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 11:38 PM, Jake Dempsey wrote:
> some life back into the project. Can you tell us a bit about the
> changes you have made to see if they make sense to be part of the core
> product?
The changes I have made thus far are: